Make a question with wie alt in German?

"Wie alt bist du, wie alt sind Sie?" is "How old are you?" in the German Language.

How old are you? is wie alt sind Sie? in German (formal) or wie alt bist du? (informal)

Wie alt bist Du? (informal, singular) Wie alt seid Ihr? (informal, plural) Wie alt sind Sie? (formal)

Sind sie wie alt? makes no sense whatsoever in German. You could either ask Wie alt sind sie/Sie = how old are they/you sie/Sie sind wie alt = how old are they/you or they/you are how old

How old are you? transaltes as Wie alt bist Du? (informal) or Wie alt sind Sie? (formal).

The correct phrases are :- "wie alt sind Sie" (formal) "wie alt bist du" (informal)

Wie alt bist du ( if you know this person ). Wie alt sind sie ( if it´s a stranger ).

How old are you? can be translated as: Wie alt bist du? (informal) Wie alt sind Sie? (formal)

Asking how old some one is the question would be :- "Wie alt sind Sie?" or to a child "Wie alt bist du ?" When asked by an official to prove your age he or she would say :- "Zeigen Sie mir wie alt Sie sind" or "Zeigen Sie mir Ihren Ausweis"

How old is your Auntie? Wie = How Alt = Old Ist = Is Deine = Your Tante = Auntie

How old am I? is Wie alt bin ich? in German.

Wie alt bist du?

Wie alt ist der Junge?

Formally: Wie alt sind Sie? [vee alt zint zee]/[vi: alt zint zi:] Informally (e.g. children and friends): Wie alt bist du? [vee alt bist doo]/[vi: alt bist du:]

Wie alt sind Sie is the translation in German. It is translated from English to German. German is mostly spoken in the European countries.

wie alt = how old

What's your age? - Wie alt bist du? I'm 18 years old. - Ich bin 18 Jahre alt.

Wie alt bin ich? = how old am I? (pronounced "Vee ahlt bin isch?") Wie alt bist du? = how old are you? (pronounced "Vee ahlt bist doo") Ich bin _ Jahre alt = I am _ years old. (pronouced "Isch bin _ yahreh ahlt")

sie sind wie alt = how old are they Sie sind wie alt = how old are you n.b. the difference is in the capitalisation of the word Sie/sie

Wie alt bist Du? means: how old are you?

Wie geht's? A contraction of the question Wie geht es Dir/Euch/Ihnen?

Wie alt ist der älteste Mensch translates as how old is the oldest person/human.

how do you say what in german if you mean the question it's wie sagt mann das hier auf deutsch?

how old are you.

How old am I?

wie man Zucker is the translation in German. It is translated from English to German. German is mostly spoken in the European countries.

How old was he when he wrote his first composition = Wie alt war er als er seine erste Komposition schrieb

"Wie gehts?" = "How are you?"

What is the name of the German Federal Chancellor? Her name is Angela Merkel, so the question should be: Wie heißt die deutsche Bundeskanzlerin?

Er wird am 27.Juni.2012 26 Jahre alt :-)

wer bin ich?

How are you? is wie geht es dir? or simply wie geht's? in German

Wie can have many different meanings/uses in German, but probably the most frequent is as a question word: "how" or "what." Examples: Wie geht's? = how are you/what's up? Wie heißt du? = What is your name? Wie viel? = how many? Wie spät ist es? =What time is it? But it can also be used as a comparison word: "as" or "like." Examples: Wie eine Katze = like a cat nicht so gut wie… Read More

"what is your name?" in German is "Wie heißen Sie?" or more informally, "Wie heißt du?"

Wie. Wie groß bist du? How tall are you?

The German word for how is wie.

"Gut Danke" translates as "fine, thank you" "Gut Danke" would be the reply to the question how are you: "Wie gehts" or "Wie geht es Ihnen".

Wie geht's? (Wie geht es Ihnen?)

Wie heisst du? Wie heissen Sie?

Wie heißt Du? - Wie heißen Sie? Wie ist Dein Name? - Wie ist Ihr Name?

English: "How do you do?" means German: "Wie geht's?".

if you mean, what is goodbye in german, it's auf wiedersehen How do you do? = Wie geht es Ihnen? (or just Wie geht's?)

Wie Groß means how big; how large, how tall

"wie" means "how" "fahren" means "to drive"

Answer: Wei as used in O wei! or O weiha! is an interjection comparable to Oh dear! or Oh hell! in English. (It is usually a relatively mild interjection). People use interjections, either to convey an immediate emotional reaction or to impress. (Etymologically, wei shares a common ancestor with Weh, which means pain). Answer: wei as a word is no longer used or recorded in dictionaries. The expression "au weia" is comparable with "oh dear"… Read More

Wie heißen Sie = What is your name (formal)

Frankie Jonas :- geboren am 28. September 2000. er ist jetzt acht 8 Jahre alt.

Er wurde am 1. März 1994. Ab 2016 geboren er 22 Jahre alt ist.

Wie alt war Lucy Daniels als sie ihr erstes Buch geschrieben hat? translates as How old was Lucy Daniels when she wrote her first book?

Depending on your context, to ask someone how they are in German would be as follows: inf. Wie geht's dir? (How are you?) form. Wie geht es Ihnen? (How are you?) Alternatively you could ask a more informal question which is more similar to Are you okay? inf. Geht's dir gut? (Is it going good?/Are you doing good?)